Perform electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, repair, installation, adjustment, rebuilding, and preventative maintenance on automated manufacturing equipment.
Replace and troubleshoot electrical components including switches, fixtures, wiring, fuses, motors, circuit breakers, transformers, relays, timers, thermocouples, solenoids, and disconnects.
Install, run, and troubleshoot electrical conduit, control wiring, panels, and ladder logic systems.
Diagnose machinery problems, determine the appropriate repair, and test equipment to ensure proper operation.
Perform mechanical maintenance including lubrication, alignment, bearing and seal replacement, gear synchronization, belt and chain replacement, and fastener torqueing.
Troubleshoot and maintain hydraulic, pneumatic, air, water, gas, steam, and other process piping systems.
Support robotic and welding equipment by monitoring robot teaching and weld conditions, performing adjustments, and maintaining required documentation.
Perform welding and cutting operations as needed, with exposure to Laser, Resistance, MIG, Stick, and TIG welding processes.
Read blueprints, engineering drawings, and schematics and use precision measuring instruments to diagnose and repair equipment.
Support facility, utility, and grounds maintenance as needed and collaborate with engineering on special projects and equipment improvements.
Education Requirements:
High school diploma or GED required.
A two-year technical degree, electrical certificate, or applicable license is helpful.
Minimum of two years of experience in an industrial, commercial, or military maintenance environment is strongly preferred.